Jet Equipment JT9-351145 Geared Head Mill Drill

Product Description

The JET EQUIPMENT JT9-351145 is a round-column geared head mill drill configured with a Newall DP500 2-axis digital readout and an X-axis powerfeed. This machine is built for precision drilling and milling operations in production and job-shop environments where positional accuracy and repeatable results are required. The geared head design delivers consistent torque across the spindle speed range without the slippage associated with belt-only drives. The integrated DRO eliminates manual calculation of table position, reducing setup time on repetitive work. This unit is made to order and is typically installed by machinists or millwrights in industrial or commercial shop settings.

The JT9-351145 JMD-40GH is suited for metal fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and toolrooms that require a floor-standing mill drill capable of handling ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The Newall DP500 DRO provides 2-axis position readout directly at the machine, supporting precise hole location and milling passes. The X-axis powerfeed reduces operator fatigue during extended horizontal table travel and supports consistent feed rates on facing and slotting operations.

Key Features

• Geared head spindle drive for consistent torque and reduced slippage versus belt-drive configurations
• Newall DP500 2-axis DRO provides real-time positional readout at the machine
• X-axis powerfeed supports consistent horizontal feed rates and reduces operator fatigue
• Round column construction on the JMD-40GH platform
• Single-unit package quantity for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-configured mill drill unit on the JMD-40GH platform with factory-installed Newall DP500 DRO and X-powerfeed accessories.

Installation Notes

Installation and commissioning of a floor-standing mill drill of this class should be performed by a qualified millwright or experienced machinist. The machine must be leveled on a reinforced concrete floor or appropriate machine base prior to operation. Electrical connection should be completed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for the specified voltage and amperage of the unit. Confirm all axis locks, gibs, and powerfeed engagement mechanisms are properly adjusted before initial operation.